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7th World Water Forum Daegu & Gyeongbuk, Korea

Feb 27, 2014

Hyoseop Woo & Mark Smith

Co-Chairs, Thematic Process Commission

7th World Water Forum Daegu & Gyeongbuk, KOREA

Introduction of the Thematic Process

The 7th Forum’s Thematic Framework

Thematic Process Special Programs

- Water Showcase - SDGs Special Session - Action Monitoring System

Expected Achievement


Introduction of

Thematic Process


Thematic Process

1) Backbone of the Forum

2) Covering water challenges

in all sectors

3) Valid discussions from all views

4) Interactions with other Processes and

stakeholders

5) Drawing out the resolutions and

Roadmaps for visible implementation


Purpose & Mission

Guide operation of the Thematic Process and related stakeholders in order to discuss various issues reflecting the 7th Forum’s core value, “ implementation

Responsibility

Manage the quality of the 7th Forum’s Framework, session structure development, and overall session outputs

Major Tasks

• Establish the Thematic Framework

• Provide directions to compose and operate thematic sessions and special programs

• Communicate and interact with other Processes

The 7th World Water Forum’s core value is IMPEMENTATION;


Hyoseop Woo Korea Institute of Construction Technology (KICT) * Co-Chair

Mark Smith International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) * Co-Chair

Kun-Yeun Han Korea Water Resources Association (KWRA)

Bernard Guirkinger Suez Environment

Yeong-Kwan Kim Korea Federation of Water Science & Engineering Societies (KFWSES)

Daene C. McKinney American Society of Civil Engineers – Environmental and Water Resources Institute (ASCE-EWRI)

Sangkyu Park Ajou University

Oswald Chanda African Development Bank (AfDB)

Members of the Commission


2013

2014

2015

Kick-off Meeting of 7th World Water Forum (1st SCM)

2013 Stockholm World Water Week

Meetings of Thematic Process Commission

2nd Stakeholders’ Consultation Meeting (2nd SCM)

★ THEMATIC FRAMEWORK

OUTCOMES OUTCOMES

★ Compose Thematic Process Working Groups (Special/ Design /Session Groups)

Design & Develop the Thematic Process for the 7th Forum

7th World Water Forum (12~17 April 2015)

2014 Singapore International Water Week


Meetings of Thematic Process Commission (cont.)

★ Develop Thematic Issues Elaborate Thematic Process Special Programs & Operate the System Design & Propose Thematic Sessions

Thematic Process Working Group Meetings

OUTCOMES


The 7th World Water Forum

Thematic Framework


ACTION TOOL

Implementation Mechanism

ACTION GOALS

Social: Security Economic:

Development and Prosperity

Environmental: Sustainability

A process aiming to achieve visible implementations based on feasible action goals and tool

16 Themes under 3 Action Goals

and 1 Action Tool Wide and in-depth involvements

and participation of a large variety of stakeholders

Appeal to global agendas

IMPLEMENTATION based on Actions


2. Water for Development and Prosperity

3. Water for Sustainability: Harmonizing Humans and Nature

1. Water Security for All

4. Constructing Feasible Implementation Mechanisms

3 ACTI

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1. Water Security for All

ACTION GOAL 1 - The Future We Want

1.1 Enough Safe Water for All

1.2 Integrated Sanitation for All

1.3 Adapting to Change Managing Risk and Uncertainty for Resilience and Disaster

Preparedness

1.4 Infrastructure for Sustainable Water Resource Management and Services

Since recognition of the Human Right to Water and Sanitation by the UN in 2010, focus has been placed on implementation measures to make that right a reality on the ground, as measured by quality, quantity, affordability and equity.


2. Water for Development

and Prosperity

2.1 Water for Food

2.2 Water for Energy

2.3 Water and Cities

Where 70 % of the world’s water withdrawals are already used for agriculture, an increase in cereal production of 70~100% will be required over the next 25~30 years. Also, ensuing water security while managing the rapidly growing demand for energy is a major challenge. Better management of urban water services will reduce poverty in cities, while better protection of water sources will make cities more resilient.



3. Water for Sustainability: Harmonizing

Humans and Nature

3.1 Green Growth, Water Stewardship and Industry

3.2 Managing and Restoring Ecosystems for Water Services and

Biodiversity

3.3 Ensuring Water Quality from Ridge to Reef

3.4 SMART Implementation of IWRM

Water is integral to the environmental and social stability that underpin the global economy and efforts to reduce poverty. Sustainable growth can be encouraged by bridging the economic, social and environmental dimensions of water. The water cycle in at the center of our ecological support system for life and restoring watersheds improve both the sustainability of water services and the conservation of biodiversity.



ACTION TOOL - Engines for Change

4. Constructing Feasible

Implementation Mechanisms

4.1 Economics and Financing for Innovative Investment

4.2 Effective Governance: Enhanced Political Decisions, Stakeholder Participation

and Technical Information

4.3 Cooperation for Reducing Conflict and Improving Transboundary Water

Management

4.4 Water Cultures, Justice and Equity

4.5 Enhancing Education and Capacity Building

Greater recognition is needed of the contribution of investment in water infrastructures and services to create platforms for growth and social stability. Science and policy should work more closely together for better governance to emerge as technical and financial expertise does not alone make for effective water policy and services management. Indeed, water is a potential catalyst for cooperation and peace from local to international levels.


Thematic

Process

Action Goals

(3)

Theme 1.1

Theme 1.2

Theme 1.3

Action Tool

(1)

Theme 3.1

Theme 4.1

Theme 4.5

Special Group

Process Commission

Design Group

Session Group

Theme 1.4

Theme 2.1

Theme 2.2

Theme 2.3

Theme 3.2

Theme 3.3

Theme 3.4

Theme 4.2

Theme 4.3

Theme 4.4

Issue 1.1.1

Issue 1.1.2

Issue 1.1.3

Issue 1.1.4

Session

Session

Session

Session

Wrap-up Session for Theme 1.1

Issue 4.1.1

Issue 4.1.2

Issue 4.1.3

Issue 4.1.4

Session

Session

Session

Session

Wrap-up Session for Theme 4.1 in achieving Action Goals

Water Showcase

SDGs Special Session

Action Monitoring System


Organization Diagram of the 7th Forum

Thematic Process Commission

Thematic Process of the 7th Forum

Special Group

Design Group Design Group

Session Group Session Group

Special Group:

In charge of developing the Special Programs and the Action Monitoring System

Process Commission:

Supervision

Design Group:

In change of managing themes, supporting Water Showcase and the Action Monitoring System

Session Group:

In charge of the Issues (thematic sessions), and helping to collect cases for the Water Show Case


Stakeholders

- Reveal intentions of getting involved in the TP Working Groups

TP Commission

- Select working members for Design/ Special Groups

Design/ Special Groups

- Select the Coordinators for each Design/ Special Group

Aug.

2nd Stakeholders Consultation

Meeting

Nov. Dec. May

Design Groups

- Develop thematic issues under each theme

- Develop an interim report and draft Implementation Roadmaps

Session Groups

- Select the Coordinators for each Session Group

Special Groups

- Produce an Special Program Operating Paper

- Launch the web-based system

Design Groups

- Design & propose linking sessions

Session Groups

- Design & propose thematic sessions - Submit an interim

report

Design Groups

- Submit at least 2 cases to Water Showcase

Session Groups

- Submit at least 1 case to Water Showcase

- Start to prepare presentation materials for thematic sessions

Special Groups

- Promote various stakeholders and Working Groups to participate for Special Programs

Design Groups

- Develop the final report

Session Groups

- Submit an interim report

Special Groups

- Submit an interim report

27-28 Feb., 2014


Working Group Meeting

April Sept.

2014 Singapore International Water Week

Working Group Meeting

★ Collect Application Form for

Working Groups

March July Oct. June

Additional Working Group Meetings

(as occasions)


No 16 Themes Korean International

1.1 Enough Safe Water for All

Korea Institute of Construction Technology (KICT) GBEST Intelligent Water Network

Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation World Bank/WSP (Water Sustainability Program) Butterfly Effect

1.2 Integrated Sanitation for All Korean Society of Water and Wastewater (KSWW)

PS Eau (The Water Solidarity Network) Colorado State University AquaFed

1.3

Adapting to Change : Managing Risk and

Uncertainty for Resilience and Disaster Preparedness

National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) Han River Flood Control Office (HRFCO)

Action Contre la Faim Water and Climate Coalition/Agua Policy Group Japan Water Forum (JWF)

1.4 Infrastructure for

Sustainable Water Resource Management and Service

Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water)

American Society of Civil Engineers-the Environmental & Water Resources Institute (ASCE-EWRI )

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research The Nature Conservancy (TNC)

2.1 Water for Food

Korean Society of Agricultural Engineers (KSAE) Korea Rural Community Corporation (KRC)

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Int’l Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID) Global Water Intelligence (GWI)

2.2 Water for Energy Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water)

Energy de France (EDF) International Hydropower Association (IHA) World Business Council for Sustainable Development

2.3 Water and Cities Land & Housing Institute (LHI) UN Habitat Int’l Water Association (IWA) United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG)


No 16 Themes (cont.) Korean International

3.1 Green Growth,

Water Stewardship and Industry

Korea Institute of Water and Environment (KIWE)

WBCSD Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

3.2

Managing and Restoring

Ecosystem for Water Services

and Biodiversity

Korean Society of Limnology (KSL)

Association Scientifique et Technique pour l’Eau et l’Environnement (ASTEE) The Nature Conservancy (TCN) Ramsar

3.3 Ensuring Water Quality

from Ridge to Reef

Korean Society on Water Environment (KSWE)

United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SOPAC)

3.4 SMART Implementation of IWRM

Korea Water Resources Association (KWRA) Smart Water Grid Research Group

Global Water Partnership (GWP) UNESCO-IHP (Int’l Hydrological Program) Both Ends

4.1 Economics and Financing

for Innovative Investments

Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements (KRIHS)

Asian Development Bank (ADB) International Secretariat for Water (ISW) Agence Francaise de Developpement (AFD)

4.2

Effective Governance: Enhanced Political

Decisions, Stakeholder Participation and

Technical Information

Korea Water Resources Association (KWRA)

OECD Water Governance Initiative

4.3

Cooperation for Reducing Conflict

and Improving Transboundary

Water Management

Korea Environment Institute (KEI) Int’l Network of Basin Organizations (INBO) ASCE-EWRI Stockholm Int’l Water Institute (SIWI)

4.4 Water Cultures, Justices and Equity Green Future UNESCO Women for Water Partnership (WfWP)

4.5 Enhancing Education

and Capacity Building Korea Water Forum (KWF)

International Network of Water Training Centers (INWTC) Int’l Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering (2iE) UNESCO-IHE


Thematic Process

Special Programs


Flood Control

Drought Management

Transboundary Water

Management

Disaster Response

Water Quality Management

Water Works

Water Industry

Education & Training

Environment & Ecosystem

Water Shortage

Access to Sanitation

Treatment

Sea-level Rising

Climate Change

Policies & Regulations

Share practical case-based projects and experiences among global communities through active interaction

Provide reasonable resolutions and guidelines for common water-related concerns including technology application, project conduction, policy-making and capacity enforcement

Award three highly assessed cases at the 7th Forum

★★★ 7th World Water Forum

Water Showcase


Some kinds of joint special sessions between other processes of high level panels (ex. SDGs)

Provide a platform which addresses the key role and function of water for ensuring sustainable development for global communities, including UN agencies.

UN System Task Team High Level Panel

Global and National Thematic Consultations

Sustainable Development Solutions Network

Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Experts Committee on Financing Sustainable Development

High level Political Forum

7th World Water Forum

SDGs Special Session

Rio+20


Monitor and assess the activity/project progress for the implementation roadmaps of the 7th Forum

6th Forum

(in 2012)

7th Forum

(in 2015)

8th Forum

(in 2018)

9th Forum

(in 2021)

Establish the Action Monitoring System to develope and share the implementation roadmaps at the thematic level

Consider the current state of the 6th Forum’s Solutions & Targets

Synthesize monitoring results

Modify : add/delete

Mechanism of the System


Conclusion

Expected Achievements


State Background and Rationale

Strategic Objectives based upon Issues

Establish a Roadmap with 4 Components of Implementation

C. 1: Who, With Whom & For Whom C. 2: What, When & How C. 3: Driving Change C. 4: How to Work

Follow up to the 8th Forum

Aim to implement real actions for the real world beyond discussions and solution-findings

An Implementation Roadmap for each Theme established by Design Groups through comprehensive interactions and outputs of thematic sessions

Upload the Roadmaps to the Action Monitoring System and then, monitor, assess, and share them.


7th World Water Forum Water for Our Future

Global Action Agenda Policies & Investments for Accelerating Change

Social Water Security for All

Environment Water for Sustainability: Harmonizing Humans and Nature

Economic Water for Development and Prosperity

Theme 1.1

Theme 1.2

Theme 1.3

Theme 1.4

Solutions from 6th World Water Forum

Link to S&T Process: Game Changing Science & Technology

Implementation Roadmaps Strategies, Partnerships & Actions for Accelerating Change

Science – Practice - Policy Interface

Action M

onitoring S

yste

m

Theme 2.1

Theme 2.2

Theme 2.3

Theme 3.1

Theme 3.2

Theme 3.3

Theme 3.4

Theme 4.1

Theme 4.2

Theme 4.3

Theme 4.4

Theme 4.5

ACTION GOALS The Future We Want

ACTION TOOL Engines for Change


12 ‐ 17 April 2015

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